Alice Henneman (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) and I have been working on a new video series that focuses on Healthy Herbs. The videos are being created for embed on the eXtension Families, Food & Fitness webpage.
Here is our video on using basil:
Enjoy,
Joanne
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
New videos on Vimeo
Friday, September 9, 2011
New video on YouTube!
Check out these quick videos I created featuring fresh fruit and vegetables....a perfect time of year for heart healthy dishes!!!
Family & Community Health Sciences Department at Rutgers Cooperative Extension
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjvh21RWY28 Try this easy recipe:
Family & Community Health Sciences Department at Rutgers Cooperative Extension
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjvh21RWY28 Try this easy recipe:
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Technology and more technology....
Our world revolves around technology! I am amazed that when the power goes off we are in the dark in more than one way....no cell phones, no Facebook, no iPad, no email....just how do we survive? The recent hurricane Irene really gave people in New Jersey a workout living without power, some people for one week so far. Thank goodness for good cool weather since the hurricane. Hang in there those of you without power, yesterday an announcement was made stating that all NJ communities will have power back on by tomorrow night. Best wishes!!!
Monday, March 14, 2011
Solar Powered Chargers
In light of the recent disaster in Japan this is a good time to think about how we use energy in our daily lives. I am wondering about the capacity of solar powered chargers for iPhones and iPads. Do they work well, hold a charge, easy to use? Let me know if you have any of these answers or experience with these type of chargers. Maybe we should be able to use the sun to power up our electronic devices.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
And when it (technology) really does not work....
How could all of this happen in one 24-hour period: yesterday my email is a disaster because it is sending one 'PDMF Message Failure' with each email message received and email message sent (does that sound like two email messages for the price of one?). I though it was a bad situation, very annoying and time consuming to sift through so many messages looking for the real ones. It took hours to clean things up that evening.
This morning, in the middle of trying to explain the email situation on the phone, the phones and the Internet (plus the TV, I suppose) shut down. Of course the problem is 'in the area' and cannot be helped. Later in the morning the electric powers goes down too. What is happening here? This cannot possibly happen on the day I am scheduled to conduct a webinar requiring the phone and Internet! What a moment that lasted hours! What do we do when our Internet is suddenly down on the day we need it most?
Like any All-American girl I call my parents to ask if I can use their home office, Internet and phone line for two+ hours so the webinar can be held. Thanks Mom & Dad for raising an independent child, who, at times, still needs the comfort (and electrical power, Internet, and phone lines) of home. All is well that ends well.
This morning, in the middle of trying to explain the email situation on the phone, the phones and the Internet (plus the TV, I suppose) shut down. Of course the problem is 'in the area' and cannot be helped. Later in the morning the electric powers goes down too. What is happening here? This cannot possibly happen on the day I am scheduled to conduct a webinar requiring the phone and Internet! What a moment that lasted hours! What do we do when our Internet is suddenly down on the day we need it most?
Like any All-American girl I call my parents to ask if I can use their home office, Internet and phone line for two+ hours so the webinar can be held. Thanks Mom & Dad for raising an independent child, who, at times, still needs the comfort (and electrical power, Internet, and phone lines) of home. All is well that ends well.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
When it does not work...
The past week has been a frustrating one. My email was not working and I felt the impact of being 'out of touch'. At times I would see a few messages pop up, then they would quickly disappear. Other times the spinning gear signal would spin forever without stopping. After hours working with Apple experts at the store and Apple experts online my stress level was growing. After even more hours and days working on the issue with our university tech staff, my stress level was ready to top out. Unfortunately our tech staff is not familiar with Apple computers!
Isn't it amazing how difficult it is when we are unable to use our technology? It feels as though you are totally cut off from the world and you are unable to do your work because email is such an important part of who we are today. The frustrations are intense, which makes me feel like we are addicted to our technology! I am sure at some level we are addicted at the ability to retrieve information and correspond with family, friends, and colleagues. If I missed your email in the past week, I apologize!
Isn't it amazing how difficult it is when we are unable to use our technology? It feels as though you are totally cut off from the world and you are unable to do your work because email is such an important part of who we are today. The frustrations are intense, which makes me feel like we are addicted to our technology! I am sure at some level we are addicted at the ability to retrieve information and correspond with family, friends, and colleagues. If I missed your email in the past week, I apologize!
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